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he Year of Flaming Resistance began as a raging blaze against apathy. It is not the same flame that we see at the closing of the commencement ceremonies. The personalities on our campus that have emerged from this flame have changed their form but not their content. Morehead State University has been put to the flame test, and yet we are still the same. We have learned that even through controversial value judgments, we still have people who hold to truths that are a good part of any institution. We have learned that involve- ment must be total and must be consistent. One year of involvement cannot make up for many years of non-involvement. We have learned that we must have a passion for excellence in all areas of our university, not just our own sphere of influence. Involvement does not just come from action, it comes from the mind and heart. Richard Baxter said, ilToo few people here have the courage to climb to the top of the mountains, above this shroud, and gaze upon the vast and wonderful world of higher education. He spoke of apathy -- them downfall of practically everything. We must be mentally involved with others' endeavors, cheering them on when successful and supporting them when not. Most important of all though, we must be sincere about sup- porting all aspects of our university whether we are involved in a classroom, or reading about a sports event, or discussing ad- ministrative decisions. Involvement is supporting the institution, but more important it means supporting people. People make up an institution, not the buildings or streets or landscape. G R E E K organizations stepped up ac- tivities such as this fraternity tug-of-war contest, in an effort to battle apathy. Dozens of student organizations, Greek and independent, encouraged student involvement in com- munity service. athletics and social events.
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